Soil Contamination Prevention and Planned Annual Remediation for Operating Factory Sites in the Chemical Industry

Prepare for leakage risks at chemical plants. Achieve both operational continuity and cost reduction through early investigation.

In chemical plants, there is always a risk that the leakage of chemicals during the manufacturing process can lead to soil contamination. As leakage progresses, it can result in infiltration into groundwater and widespread dispersion, potentially leading to land use restrictions and high remediation costs in the future. It is important to conduct voluntary soil investigations early on and to identify signs of leakage in order to prevent the expansion of contamination and minimize the impact on operations. Our "Soil Contamination Prevention and Planned Annual Remediation for Operating Factory Sites" plan supports the early understanding of soil conditions while the factory is in operation, helping to identify the causes of leakage and implement preventive measures. Additionally, for past contamination, we can develop annual remediation plans tailored to business operations, allowing for long-term and low-cost environmental measures while the factory continues to operate. GeoTech, our designated investigation agency, will support efficient investigations that do not affect production activities and environmental measures that directly lead to cost reductions. [Usage Scenarios] - Regular leakage risk assessments around chemical storage tanks - Early detection of chemical leaks from production lines - Understanding the status of soil contamination from past operations and planning countermeasures [Benefits of Implementation] - Reduction of future high remediation costs

Site and ground investigationDismantling and movingOther civil engineering services